Lesson on ADVERBS of time: yet, already, just and still (Using Present Perfect but not only)

This video tutorial explains the use of adverbs 'yet', 'already', 'just', and 'still' in English grammar. It covers their meanings, usage with present perfect simple and continuous tenses, and provides examples for each. The tutorial also highlights the placement of these adverbs in sentences and notes exceptions in their usage.

What does the adverb 'yet' mean and how is it used in sentences?

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How do you form a negative sentence using 'yet'?

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What are the differences in usage between 'yet' and 'still'?

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Explain the placement of the adverb 'already' in a sentence.

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Provide examples of sentences using 'already' and explain their meanings.

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What is the meaning of the adverb 'just' and provide an example of its use?

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Describe how the adverb 'still' is used in different tenses.

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